Ontario’s new Conservative government’s decision to forgo a minimum wage hike has resulted in death threats for Premier Doug Ford and vandalism.

As iPolitics reports, Premier Doug Ford introduced Bill 47, the Making Ontario Open for Business Act, on Tuesday, prompting death threats against Conservative Members of the Provincial Parliament (MPPs) and at least one incident of vandalism.

It just one in a series of Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s sweeping legislative initiatives that are aimed at a large part of the former Liberal government’s commitment to labor unions and environmentalism. The latest bill keeps the provincial minimum wage at $14/hour instead of the $15/hour promised by the previous government.

Government House Leader Todd Smith told reporters in Toronto on Wednesday that both the premier and Economic Development Minister Jim Wilson have been targeted with death threats since announcing their intention to freeze the provincial minimum wage freeze.

“In the last 24 hours, they’ve received death threats,” Smith said.

Ford’s office has informed police about the death threats directed against the premier and other Conservative MPPs that it did not name.

There was also a case of vandalism. Labour Minister Laurie Scott’s constituency office was hit, with windows smashed and furniture thrown around the interior of the building. Outside, someone left a graffiti scrawl that read: “Attack Workers,” and “We fight back $15.”

“We will not tolerate vandalism, intimidation, or bullying,” Scott told reporters in Toronto on Wednesday, adding that she hoped “radical groups” opposed to the Ford government would “acknowledge that a line has been crossed here.”